brachylogy
/ˈbrækɪlədʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A form of speech in which a statement is made in as few words as possible, often to the point of obscurity.
“The professor’s use of brachylogy in the lecture left many students confused.”
2. noun
A figure of speech that uses few words to convey a lot of meaning, often requiring additional context to understand.
“The poet’s use of brachylogy added complexity to the narrative.”